Fifty rooms, suites, and villas set into two hectares of preserved olive groves and pine forest on Hvar’s quieter north coast.
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The resort takes its name from the olive trees (“maslina” is Croatian for olive) preserved throughout its grounds on Maslinica Bay, a short walk from Stari Grad, one of the oldest towns in the eastern Adriatic. The design follows the same logic: Brač stone, brushed brass and terracotta throughout, with most rooms angled to wake up to the sea rather than the garden.
Pharomatiq Wellness covers 600 square meters and includes a sea-view gym, a cold plunge pool, and an aqua-thermal circuit of saunas and steam rooms, indoors and out. Two heated saltwater pools sit among the olive trees, one kept quiet for adults, the other set up for families, and an organic kitchen garden on-site supplies the restaurant, bar and spa alike.
For a Hvar stay built around quiet rather than Hvar Town’s busier social scene, the resort holds its own without losing any polish, and pairs naturally with a wellness-led leg of a longer Croatia itinerary.
The kitchen draws heavily on its own organic garden, with a wine list weighted toward Croatian producers and both poolside and beachside service through the day.
Dinner shifts toward simpler, produce-led plates as the evening cools, with much of what lands on the table picked that same morning.
Pharomatiq Wellness spans 600 square meters, with an aqua-thermal suite of saunas and steam rooms, a cold plunge pool, a sea-view gym, and treatment rooms both indoors and outside.
Treatments lean on local ingredients, olive oil and lavender among them, rather than an imported spa menu.
Snorkelling the pebbly coves along the bay and boat excursions arranged along Hvar’s coastline, with Stari Grad’s old harbor a short walk from the property.
Bikes are available on-site for anyone who’d rather explore the coastal paths on land.
39 to 47 square meters with a sea-view loggia.
The private loggia and king-size bed pair with the sea view for a luxurious entry-level room.
42 to 45 square meters with a garden-facing loggia set among native planting.
The trade-off for giving up the sea view is a quieter outlook, screened by pine and olive trees rather than facing the bay directly.
52 to 64 square meters, with an extended garden-view loggia, a separate lounge area and sunbeds.
The added space makes it a suitable step up for a longer stay, without moving into plunge-pool territory.
The resort’s signature category, with a private heated plunge pool on a terrace over the bay.
Heating means it’s usable outside the height of summer too, which isn’t a given at every Adriatic property.
A vintage-styled suite with its own loggia terrace and sunbeds.
The styling leans older and more collected than the resort’s more contemporary rooms, with furniture chosen to feel found rather than purchased new.
Three standalone villas, each with a different outlook: Villa Litica above the bay, Villa Borovina inside the forest, and Villa Uvala directly on the Adriatic shoreline.
Each functions as its own private house within the resort, suited to a longer stay or a group travelling together.
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